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P e pp e r d i n e U n i v e r s i t y C e n t e r f o r t h e A rt s

DISCOVER US S m ot h e r s B rot h e r s W y n to n M a r s a l i s Dav e B r u b e c k Steve Tyrell K r i s K r i s to f f e r s o n K i n g s to n T r i o Jim Brickman To m m y E m m a n u e l Da l e K r i s t i e n Lee Ritenour J a s o n Ro b e rt B ro w n And more!

2007–2008 Season

Violinist Nicola Benedetti performs on January 13 Photo by Simon Fowler/Universal

President’s Choice Dear Patrons, Here at Pepperdine, we think of our Center for the Arts as one of the jewels of our beautiful Malibu campus. From its stunning array of performing artists to its thoughtprovoking museum exhibits, it’s a beacon to audiences and art lovers for miles around.To our regular patrons, we thank you for your loyalty, and if you’ve never visited us before, we hope to see you soon.

Tom and Dick

The Smothers Brothers Show Special Guest:The Yo-Yo Man America’s favorite sibling rivals are returning to Pepperdine! With their own primetime comedy series and numerous guest appearances on TV; countless headline engagements in Vegas, Reno, and Tahoe; a hot-selling video; 12 top-selling albums; and continuous coast-to-coast concert tours and performances with symphony orchestras, it’s no wonder that the Smothers Brothers are celebrated as show business legends. More information: www.smothersbrothers.com Saturday, September 15, 8 pm • $65 www.pepperdine.edu/arts

Sincerely, Andrew K. Benton President

PRESIDENT'S CHOICE

Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis Two performances!

Kris Kristofferson Three-time Grammy winner Kris Kristofferson has had his songs covered by over 450 artists, had 17 Top-40 albums, and appeared in more than 100 films, documentaries, and television programs. But perhaps he’s at his best when he sits down with his guitar and communicates the inner workings of his soul via song—and makes it sound like he’s singing just to you. More information: www.kriskristofferson.com Friday, October 26, 8 pm • $65

One of the most recognized artists of our time, trumpet player Wynton Marsalis cofounded the Jazz at Lincoln Center program in 1987 and since has composed several commissioned works for the program. The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, comprising 15 of the finest jazz soloists and ensemble players today, has been Lincoln Center’s resident jazz orchestra for over 12 years.

More information: www.jazzatlincolncenter.org Saturday, February 2, 5:30 pm • $75 Saturday, February 2, 8 pm • $75

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Jazz and Standards Steve Tyrell Grammy Award-winning vocalist and producer Steve Tyrell is a true Renaissance man. In his four decades in the music business, he has achieved success as an artist, producer, songwriter, and music supervisor.

But he’s really come into his own as a performer, and his fans can’t get enough of his live concerts. Join us and you’ll see why. More information: www.stevetyrell.com Saturday, October 6, 8 pm • $50

The Dave Brubeck Quartet Although he’s now in his 80s, the years melt away once his fingers begin to work their magic on the keyboard.Venerable jazz pianist and composer Dave Brubeck returns to Pepperdine with one of the most famous and well-traveled jazz quartets, including Bobby Militello, alto sax and flute, Michael Moore, bass, and Randy Jones, drums.

Tuesday, September 25, 8 pm • $55 www.pepperdine.edu/arts

JAZZ AND STANDARDS

Lee Ritenour and Special Friends The prolific Lee Ritenour has established himself as one of the world’s leading jazz guitarists, earning 17 Grammy nominations and several Gold Albums.

His most recent CD, strongly influenced

by Brazilian music, features several of his friends, including Patrice Rushen, Dave Grusin, Richard Bona, and Abraham Laboriel.You never know who might join him onstage! More information: www.leeritenour.com Friday, April 18, 8 pm • $50

Special Holiday Event

Jim Brickman Jim Brickman revolutionized the sound of adult contemporary music with his pop-style solo piano. His remarkable career includes six Gold and Platinum Albums, three No. 1 and 12 Top-10 adult contemporary radio hits, consistent debuts at No. 1 on Billboard’s New Age chart, and a Grammy nomination in 2003. More information: www.jimbrickman.com Saturday, January 12, 8 pm • $50

The Kingston Trio’s Christmas Show The Kingston Trio was a major part of the mid20th-century folk music scene, turning out such smash hits as “Tom Dooley” and “Where Have All the Flowers Gone?” Current members Bill Zorn, George Grove, and Rick Dougherty continue the Kingston Trio legacy, lending their classic banjo-andguitar-backed vocals to a host of holiday favorites.

More information: www.kingstontrio.com Saturday, December 8, 8 pm • $45 order now!

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Dance and World Music

Jazz Tap Ensemble in American Tap Masterpieces:The Hollywood Journey— Dance, Music, Film This vivid action portrait featuring six dancers, four musicians, and a vocalist captures memorable dances from the big screen with Bill “Bojangles” Robinson, Fred Astaire, Eleanor Powell, and the Nicholas Brothers, then shifts to a fresh look at the theatre works of contemporary tap masters Jimmy Slyde and Gregory Hines, reflecting the vibrancy of American tap dance, the brilliance of choreography and improvisation, and the dancers’ ability to draw on the past as they create the future. More information: www.jazztapensemble.org

Richard Alston Dance Company Comparable to the great American dance company Alvin Ailey, this young British company of five men and five women creates dance to an enchanting assortment of music, from Japanese tango to ragtime by Scott Joplin. “[Alston] turns the stage into an expanse on which music and movement meet for a rewarding, refreshing, uplifting ride” (Newsday). More information: www.theplace.org.uk Tuesday, October 2, 8 pm • $40

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This performance is made possible by the California Arts Council; the Western States Arts Foundation; and the National Endowment for the Arts American Masterpieces: Dance Initiative, administered by the New England Foundation for the Arts.

Friday, October 12, 8 pm • $40

Malibu Celebration of Film Spirit of Uganda

From September 26 to 30, Malibu and Pepperdine will be home to a weeklong celebration—the only one of its kind—of films that have won major awards at the world’s top festivals.

More information: www.celebrationoffilm.org

With its amazing drumming, dramatic choreography, and gorgeous call-and-response vocals, Spirit of Uganda features vibrant performers, ages 8–18, who bring to life the sounds and movements of East Africa. Ambassadors for Uganda’s 2.4 million orphans, these children personify the resilience and promise of Africa’s next generation as they promote awareness of Uganda’s dual crises of AIDS and civil war.

Wednesday, February 13, 7:30 pm • $35 Youth 17 and under admitted for $20

Malibu Civic Ballet presents

The Nutcracker Friday, December 14, 8 pm Saturday, December 15, 3 and 7 pm Sunday, December 16, 2 and 6 pm

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DANCE AND WORLD MUSIC

Community Events

Happenings

KSLG Playhouse Theatre presents

When Divas Were Divas: Remembering…Their Lives,Their Way

This musical production with a cast of five pays tribute to some extraordinary talents: Lena Horne, Bessie Smith, Billie Holiday, Josephine Baker, and Sarah Vaughan, exploring their roles in American society during a time when “women were seen and not heard.” From Horne’s sophistication to Smith’s independence, Holiday’s tragic life, Baker’s Paris performances, and Vaughan’s comedic manner, it’s a stylish celebration of these great ladies of song.

Saturday, September 22, 8 pm • $40

The Wonderful Wizard of Song: A Tribute to Wizard of Oz Composer Harold Arlen We’re off to see the wizard, the wonderful wizard of song, that is! This musical journey features Harold Arlen’s classic songs, such as “Stormy Weather” and “Paper Moon,” as well as numbers and behind-the-scenes footage from The Wizard of Oz. It stars jazz saxophonist Sam Arlen (the composer’s son) and his orchestra, with George Bugatti’s Three Crooners and jazz/blues vocalist Barbara Morrison.

Friday, February 1, 8 pm • $40

Tommy Emmanuel Back after his sold-out show last year!

From Australia’s outback to the Grammys, international jazz festivals to the Grand Ole Opry, this virtuoso guitarist’s versatility and unforgettable showmanship have created an enviable and ever-growing fan base.

His dazzling performances, flawless guitar skills, and voluminous repertoire amaze audiences everywhere he goes and inspired the late Chet Atkins to call him “one of the best guitar players on the planet.” More information: www.tommyemmanuel.com Sunday, February 10, 7 pm • $40

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An Afternoon with

Jason Robert Brown

Late Nite Catechism

Featuring the Caucasian Rhythm Kings and a special guest vocalist

Even if you didn’t go to a Catholic school, you’ll feel like you did after a “class” with Sister, who is part nun, part drill sergeant.

She’ll take you back to the days of the Latin Mass, meatless Fridays, and a good old ruler across the knuckles. But don’t be nervous— the only thing you have to fear is laughing too hard! More information: www.funnynun.com

Presented as Part of the Festival of New American Musicals Jason Robert Brown has been hailed as “one of Broadway’s smartest and most sophisticated songwriters since Stephen Sondheim” (The Philadelphia Inquirer). He won a 1999 Tony Award for his score to Parade, a musical written with Alfred Uhry that captured both the Drama Desk and New York Drama Critics’ Circle Awards for Best New Musical. More information: www.jasonrobertbrown.com and www.lafestival.org

Friday, October 5, 8 pm • $40

Sunday, May 18, 2 pm • $40

Dale Kristien and Friends Celebrate Valentine’s Day with “The Beauty of Broadway”! From the moment she walks on stage, you’ll be in love with this sparkling-eyed beauty with her auburn tresses. But it’s her voice that will make you fall head-over-heels—she performed for a record-breaking four-and-a-half years as Christine in The Phantom of the Opera and continues to thrill audiences everywhere she sings. Dale will be backed by the smokin’-hot Citrus College Blue Note Swing Orchestra.

Saturday, February 16, 8 pm • $40 order now!

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HAPPENINGS

Gregg G. Juarez Stars of Broadway

Sensational Sundays Fun for the entire family!

Out of Thin Air! A Magic Show Starring Bradley Fields From Coney Island’s Dreamland to the far-off Himalayas, Bradley Fields casts a magic spell.

Things appear from nowhere; they vanish into nothingness! Amazing sleight of hand and laughout-loud comedy create a magical world filled with poetry and wonder. Fresh from a successful run on London’s West End, Fields—who was also the creator of the magic in the musical Barnum— brings you magic like you’ve never seen before.

“A spellbinder…rarely have I seen magic with such grace and wit” (Chicago Tribune).

Sunday, December 2, 2 pm • $35 Youth 17 and under admitted for $20

LUMA: Theater of Light LUMA elevates the childlike pleasure of playing with light in the dark (think glowsticks and sparklers) into an astonishing, one-of-a-kind light show sure to evoke oohs and aahs.

Using darkness as a canvas and light as a brush, LUMA’s creator, Marlin, paints dazzling, dancing images that tell stories, conjure surreal worlds, and spin visual magic.

More information: www.lumatheater.com Sunday, October 21, 2 pm • $35 Youth 17 and under admitted for $20 (NOTE:This show is not recommended for children under 5) www.pepperdine.edu/arts

Incredible Acrobats of China:

New Shanghai Circus Astonishing athletes defy gravity and execute breathtaking feats as they stretch the limits of human ability in this riveting show. Fearless performers with boundless energy bring you more than 2,000 years of Chinese circus traditions. If it’s humanly possible—and even if it’s not!—Shanghai’s acrobats, jugglers, and contortionists do it with spectacular flair.

Sunday, January 13, 2 pm • $35 Youth 17 and under admitted for $20

SENSATIONAL SUNDAYS

Russian American Kids Circus on Stage Anyone who ever wanted to run away and join the circus will love this show: Its oldest performers are only 18! Prepare to be dazzled by their incredible feats of balance, skill, and daring, including acrobatics, unicycling, juggling, tightrope walking, and more! “This troupe of young professionals makes spirits soar and crowds roar” (The New York Times).

More information: www.rakidscircus.org Sunday, February 17, 2 pm • $35 Youth 17 and under admitted for $20

Barrage in High Strung

The whole family will enjoy this high-energy fiddle-fest! Barrage’s young, hip musicians offer a diverse fusion of cultures, musical styles, and vitality. Its six violinists/vocalists, a drummer, a bass player, and a guitarist present an eclectic mix of music, song, and dance combining contemporary world music influences, layered vocal arrangements, and pulsating modern beats and rhythms.

More information: www.barrage.org Sunday, March 9, 2 pm • $35 Youth 17 and under admitted for $20

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Classical Music

Four recitals

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STOTSENBERG RECITAL SERIES

Nicola Benedetti, Violin Raitt Recital Hall

Soloduo Raitt Recital Hall Italian classical guitarists Matteo Mela and Lorenzo Micheli have toured as a duo since 2002 throughout Europe and North America, winning acclaim everywhere they perform. The Washington Post called their playing “extraordinarily sensitive, with effortless command and an almost unbearable delicacy of touch…nothing less than rapturous—profound musicianship of the highest order.”

More information: www.soloduo.it

Named BBC’s Young Musician of the Year in 2004, Nicola Benedetti has captivated audiences and critics with her performances and poise. The Independent raved, “Benedetti has the gift of communication in spades: an ability to make the music seem larger than life.”

She plays the Earl Spencer Stradivarius (circa 1712). More information: www.nicolabenedetti.co.uk Sunday, January 13, 2 pm • $25

Sunday, October 7, 2 pm • $25

TheatreworksUSA presents

Seussical

Kids’ Playhouse For the very young and young at heart!

Three matinees at 11 am and 1 pm Series price—$30 (Save about 30% • Full price—$45)

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“Oh, the thinks you can think” when Dr. Seuss’s best loved stories collide and cavort in this unforgettable musical caper! The Cat in the Hat hosts this romp through the Seuss classics.

Adapted from the Broadway version, this production especially for young audiences features 13 actors and is TheatreworksUSA’s biggest show ever. More information: www.theatreworksusa.org Saturday, October 13, 11 am and 1 pm • $15 Children admitted for $10

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Rosemary Hyler Ritter, Piano Raitt Recital Hall A native Angeleno and graduate of Biola University and Songfest, Katie Van Kooten went on to study at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London. She made her Covent Garden debut as Magda in La Rondine in November 2004. This recital is presented in cooperation with Songfest, a vocal training program-in-residence at Pepperdine University. Rosemary Hyler Ritter, a well-respected pianist and vocal coach, is director of Songfest.

Kit Armstrong, Piano Raitt Recital Hall Now here’s a prodigy: Kit Armstrong began formal composition and piano studies at age 5, and at 7 became the youngest scholarship student in the history of Chapman University—attending there part-time while completing high school. Two years later he became a full-time undergraduate student, studying music and science. Now 14, he attends London’s Royal Academy of Music, studying with Alfred Brendel.

More information: www.geocities.com/kitcarmstrong

Sunday, February 17, 2 pm • $25

Sunday, March 16, 2 pm • $25

IntraMusic Theatricals presents

IntraMusic Theatricals presents

The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley

A Year with Frog and Toad Nominated for three Tony Awards, including Best Musical! First time on tour!

Ten-year-old Stanley Lambchop makes it cool to be flat! Although a rather unfortunate encounter with a falling bulletin board has turned him into a human pancake, Flat Stanley charms kids of all ages as he travels the world in his quest to become 3-D again. Along the way, he learns about different cultures through song and dance. More information: www.intramusic.net

Arnold Lobel’s beloved characters hop from page to stage in Robert and Willie Reale’s musical. The adaptation remains true to the spirit of the original stories as it follows two friends, the cheerful Frog and grumpy Toad, through waking from hibernation to planting gardens, swimming, raking leaves, sledding together—and learning life lessons along the way. More information: www.intramusic.net

Saturday, January 19, 11 am and 1 pm • $15 Children admitted for $10

Saturday, March 8, 11 am and 1 pm • $15 Children admitted for $10

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CLASSICAL MUSIC & Kids' playhouse

Katie Van Kooten, Soprano

Student Productions

The Pepperdine University Fine Arts Division presents The Mary Pickford–Stotsenberg Performances

THEATRE DEPARTMENT SERIES  $48 for four events (Thursday evening subscriptions only) The Empire Builders

By Boris Vian Bradley Griffin, Director Helen E. Lindhurst Theatre • No late seating allowed

French playwright Boris Vian’s 1959 avant-garde play strikes eerily prescient notes with its story of a family terrorized by a strange, unearthly sound. As they continually move from room to room to escape their fear, they find their world increasingly constricted.

Infused with liberal doses of dark comedy,Vian’s play explores what happens when personal identity is replaced by mass paranoia.

Tuesday–Friday, October 9–12, 7:30 pm Saturday, October 13, 2 and 7:30 pm • $15 $10 for Pepperdine students; $12 for Pepperdine faculty and staff

Brigadoon Book and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner Music by Frederick Loewe Original dances created by Agnes de Mille Bill Szobody, Director With the Pepperdine University Orchestra,Tony Cason, Conductor Come away with us to a Scottish village that disappears into the Highland mist and returns for only one day each century. Brigadoon features such wonderful songs as “Waitin’ for My Dearie,” “Almost Like Being in Love,” and “The Heather on the Hill” in a moving tribute to simplicity, true love, and goodness—which are hidden from the ordinary traveler.

Thursday–Saturday, November 8–10 and 15–17, 7:30 pm Matinee: Sunday, November 11, 2 pm • $20 $10 for Pepperdine students; $16 for Pepperdine faculty and staff

Immediately following the Wednesday performance, a forum for discussion will take place.

MUSIC  Choir and orchestra concerts free to Pepperdine students, faculty, and staff with ID Pepperdine University Orchestra Tony Cason, Conductor The October concert features Mozart’s Concerto for Flute and Harp in C Major, K. 299, with Pepperdine faculty members Susan Greenberg, flute, and Maria Casale, harp.

Thursday, October 4, 7:30 pm • $10 The March concert spotlights the winner of Pepperdine’s student concerto competition.

Thursday, March 27, 7:30 pm • $10

Christmas Concert Featuring the Pepperdine University Choirs and Orchestra, conducted by Milton Pullen and Tony Cason, respectively.

Thursday, December 6, 7:30 pm • $10

The Flora L.Thornton Opera Program

The Bartered Bride Henry Price, Director With the Pepperdine University Orchestra, Tony Cason, Conductor A lovely village girl’s fiancé supposedly renounces his love for her in exchange for money, while a wealthy landowner’s plan to marry his son to the same girl backfires when a surprise from his past is revealed.

Bedrich Smetana’s comic opera features delightful, bubbling tunes and is sung in English.

Thursday and Saturday, February 28 and March 1 7:30 pm • $15

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$10 for Pepperdine students; $12 for Pepperdine faculty and staff

Helen E. Lindhurst Theatre • No late seating allowed

The aftershocks of the horrific 1998 slaying of Matthew Shepard, a gay university student, reverberate throughout the town of Laramie, Wyoming, as it is forced to examine its “Live and Let Live” motto against the barbaric reality of the hate crime that results in two murder convictions. For mature audiences.

Tuesday–Friday, January 29–February 1, 7:30 pm Saturday, February 2, 2 and 7:30 pm • $15 $10 for Pepperdine students; $12 for Pepperdine faculty and staff

Immediately following the Wednesday performance, a forum for discussion will take place.

STUDENT PRODUCTIONS

The Laramie Project

By Moisés Kaufman and the members of the Tectonic Theater Project George Neilson, Director

Hamlet

By William Shakespeare A. Bryan Humphrey, Director “Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.”

Indeed! Hamlet is one of the best known and most quoted plays in the English language. Join us to find out exactly who lives and who dies in this chilling story of murder, treachery, tragedy, and—oh, yes— that famous ghost!

Tuesday–Saturday, April 8–12, 7:30 pm • $15 $10 for Pepperdine students; $12 for Pepperdine faculty and staff

Immediately following the Wednesday performance, a forum for discussion will take place.

Additional Student Performances Pepperdine Collegium Musicum: Remarkable Bach N. Lincoln Hanks, Director

Dance in Flight Bill Szobody, Director

Stauffer Chapel

Pepperdine University proudly showcases the exuberance and talent of its own students, who come from a variety of educational backgrounds and majors, in this tour de force of dance, including jazz, hip-hop, tap, ballet, modern, ballroom, and world dance.

The astonishing musical talents of the Bach family culminated with the unmatched genius of Johann Sebastian Bach. Collegium Musicum brings you a sampling of diverse Bach music not only by J. S., but also by J. C., J. M., W. F., and C.P. E. Wednesday, April 9, 7:30 pm • Free

Thursday–Saturday, February 7–9, 8 pm Matinee: Sunday, February 10, 2 pm • $15 $10 for Pepperdine students

Masterworks Concert Milton Pullen, Conductor The Pepperdine choirs and orchestra join forces for the performance of Randall Thompson’s The Testament of Freedom.

Unless otherwise stated, all events take place in Smothers Theatre.

Thursday, April 17, 7:30 pm • $10 order now!

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Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art

2007–2008 Season

Open Tuesday–Sunday, 11 am to 5 pm, and one hour prior to most performances through intermission.

MADE IN California: Contemporary California Art from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation

Carolyn Mary Kleefeld Shores of Poseidon Oil on canvas 36 x 36 inches Ronald Davis Wedge Wave, 1978 Acrylic on canvas 69-3/4 x 65-1/4 inches

15th Anniversary Celebration August 25–December 16

Since the 1960s California has emerged as a center for contemporary art that rivals New York in its accomplishments and exciting variety. Frederick Weisman was a pioneering collector whose rise as an important patron of the arts paralleled the emergence of the contemporary art scene in Los Angeles. He counted many of the city’s top artists as his close friends and built a collection that reflects these personal relationships. This selection of works by California artists, chosen to mark the 15th anniversary of the Weisman Museum at Pepperdine, celebrates our state’s creative vision.

Charles Arnoldi: Wood January 12–March 30

Charles Arnoldi Fault, 1973 Acrylic on sticks 92 x 100 x 7-3/4 inches

This is the first museum retrospective exploring Charles Arnoldi’s use of wood as an important creative medium. In the 1970s and 1980s, Arnoldi created wood constructions that cross the boundary between painting and sculpture. His Twig Paintings used a lattice of branches to create a natural linear drawing in space. In his Chainsaw Paintings he carved into thick sheets of plywood with a chainsaw, turning violent cuts into poetic shapes. Reflecting national trends towards process art as well as a growing awareness of the natural environment, this fascinating body of powerful and lyrical works of art defined his signature style and helped establish the contemporary Los Angeles art scene.

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Carolyn Mary Kleefeld: Visions from Big Sur May–July 2008 Carolyn Mary Kleefeld is an artist, poet, and writer who has lived and worked in Big Sur since 1981. Drawing upon her background in art and psychology, she produces work that celebrates the human spirit as well as the magnificent bounty of the natural world. Her gentle, joyous art draws upon diverse currents ranging from Action Painting to Surrealist Fantasy. It explores myths, archetypes, and the wonderful capacity of the human spirit to dream and to imagine.

Senior Student Exhibition April 10–April 26 This exhibition showcases art created by seniors graduating from Pepperdine’s Fine Arts Division.

Bible Lectures Exhibition April 30–May 2 This exhibition features the work of an artist chosen to accompany Pepperdine’s annual Bible Lectures.

Major exhibitions are held in the Gregg G. Juarez Gallery and Ron Wilson–Designer Gallery in the Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art, with exceptions noted. Funding for all exhibitions is provided by the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation, and additional donors, as noted.

There is no admission charge for exhibitions. Exhibitions and dates are subject to change. Please call 310.506.4851 to confirm schedule. Museum office: 310.506.7257

Sat., September 22 Tues., September 25 Tues., October 2 Fri., October 5 Sat., October 6 Sun., October 7 Fri., October 12 Sat., October 13 Sat., October 13 Sun., October 21 Fri., October 26 Sun., December 2 Sat., December 8 Sat., January 12 Sun., January 13 Sun., January 13 Sat., January 19 Sat., January 19 Fri., February 1 Sat., February 2 Sat., February 2 Sun., February 10 Wed., February 13 Sat., February 16 Sun., February 17 Sun., February 17 Sat., March 8 Sat., March 8 Sun., March 9 Sun., March 16 Fri., April 18 Sun., May 18

When Divas Were Divas: Remembering…Their Lives, Their Way The Dave Brubeck Quartet Richard Alston Dance Company Late Nite Catechism Steve Tyrell Soloduo (guitar duo) Jazz Tap Ensemble: American Tap Masterpieces Seussical Seussical LUMA: Theater of Light Kris Kristofferson Out of Thin Air! A Magic Show Starring Bradley Fields The Kingston Trio’s Christmas Show Jim Brickman Nicola Benedetti,Violin Incredible Acrobats of China: New Shanghai Circus The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley The Wonderful Wizard of Song: Harold Arlen Tribute Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis Tommy Emmanuel Spirit of Uganda Dale Kristien and Friends Katie Van Kooten, Soprano, and Rosemary Hyler Ritter, Piano Russian American Kids Circus on Stage A Year with Frog and Toad A Year with Frog and Toad Barrage in High Strung Kit Armstrong, Piano Lee Ritenour and Special Friends An Afternoon with Jason Robert Brown Continued on other side

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Pepperdine Theatre: Hamlet

Pepperdine Theatre: Hamlet

Pepperdine University Orchestra

Pepperdine Opera: The Bartered Bride

Pepperdine Opera: The Bartered Bride

Dance in Flight

Dance in Flight

Dance in Flight

Dance in Flight

Pepperdine Theatre: The Laramie Project

Pepperdine Theatre: The Laramie Project

Pepperdine Theatre: The Laramie Project

Pepperdine Theatre: The Laramie Project

Pepperdine Theatre: The Laramie Project

Pepperdine Theatre: The Laramie Project

Pepperdine Choirs and Orchestra: Christmas Concert

Pepperdine Musical Theatre: Brigadoon

Pepperdine Musical Theatre: Brigadoon

Pepperdine Musical Theatre: Brigadoon

Pepperdine Musical Theatre: Brigadoon

Pepperdine Musical Theatre: Brigadoon

Pepperdine Musical Theatre: Brigadoon

Pepperdine Musical Theatre: Brigadoon

Pepperdine Theatre: The Empire Builders

Pepperdine Theatre: The Empire Builders

Pepperdine Theatre: The Empire Builders

Pepperdine Theatre: The Empire Builders

Pepperdine Theatre: The Empire Builders

Pepperdine Theatre: The Empire Builders

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Pepperdine Theatre: Hamlet Sat., April 12

PEPPERDINE STUDENT PRODUCTIONS

Pepperdine Theatre: Hamlet Thurs., April 17

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Please note: Subscribers only may exchange their tickets up to 48 hours in advance— otherwise, no refunds or exchanges. Parking is available adjacent to the theatre for a $5 fee and in our lower lot with shuttle service at no charge. All programs and artists are subject to change. Unless otherwise specified, $10 tickets for full-time Pepperdine students with ID, and discounted Pepperdine faculty/staff tickets (“Hot Tix” sold 24 hours prior to many shows), are offered for selected events, subject to availability. Certain restrictions apply.

Call 310.506.4522 for specifics. Do you have special needs? Please let us know in advance how we might help and we’ll provide reasonable accommodations to those needing special assistance. For wheelchair seating, please advise our Box Office when purchasing tickets.

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By becoming a member of the Center for the Arts Guild, you will provide knowledge, value, creativity, and inspiration to over 10,000 schoolchildren each year, from Ventura to the inner city of Los Angeles.

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The Center for the Arts asks that you plan to take your seats at least 10 minutes prior to the performance. Cameras, recording devices, cellular phones, food, drinks, and smoking are strictly prohibited in the theatre. Refreshments are available during intermission just outside the theatre lobby. Paging devices should be left with the House Manager, who will inform you immediately if you are called. Please disable automatic alarms on wristwatches.

We love kids, but young children can be disruptive to our performances, so please use discretion in bringing a child. Everyone must have a ticket.

Group Rates: Parties of 15 or more are eligible for a discount of up to 20 percent off regular prices for selected shows only. Please call the Box Office at 310.506.4522 for more information.

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CENTER FOR THE ARTS PLEASE NOTE: Unless otherwise specified, $10 tickets for full-time Pepperdine students with ID, and discounted Pepperdine faculty/staff tickets (“Hot Tix” sold 24 hours prior to many shows), are offered for selected events, subject to availability. Certain restrictions apply. Call 310.506.4522 for specifics.

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SEPTEMBER 15 The Smothers Brothers Show

22 When Divas Were Divas

25 The Dave Brubeck Quartet

OCTOBER

2 Richard Alston Dance Company

NOVEMBER 8–11 Pepperdine Musical Theatre: Brigadoon

FEBRUARY

1 The Wonderful Wizard of Song: Harold Arlen Tribute

MARCH

1 Pepperdine Opera: The Bartered Bride

15–17 Pepperdine Musical Theatre: Brigadoon

1 & 2 Pepperdine Theatre: The Laramie Project

8 A Year with Frog and Toad

9 Barrage in High Strung

16 Kit Armstrong, Piano

27 Pepperdine University Orchestra

2 Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis

4 Pepperdine University Orchestra

DECEMBER

2 Out of Thin Air! A Magic Show Starring Bradley Fields

5 Late Nite Catechism

10 Tommy Emmanuel

6 Steve Tyrell

6 Pepperdine Choirs and Orchestra: Christmas Concert

13 Spirit of Uganda

7 Soloduo (guitar duo)

8 The Kingston Trio’s Christmas Show

16 Dale Kristien and Friends

17 Katie Van Kooten, Soprano, and Rosemary Hyler Ritter, Piano

17 Russian American Kids Circus on Stage

28 Pepperdine Opera: The Bartered Bride

9–13 Pepperdine Theatre: The Empire Builders

12 Jazz Tap Ensemble: American Tap Masterpieces

JANUARY 12 Jim Brickman

13 Seussical

13 Nicola Benedetti,Violin

21 LUMA: Theater of Light

13 Incredible Acrobats of China

26 Kris Kristofferson

19 The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley

7–10 Dance in Flight

APRIL 8–12 Pepperdine Theatre: Hamlet

9 Pepperdine Collegium Musicum

17 Pepperdine Choirs and Orchestra: Masterworks Concert

18 Lee Ritenour and Special Friends

MAY 18 A n Afternoon with Jason Robert Brown

29–31 Pepperdine Theatre: The Laramie Project

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